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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2010
Page
1
The Transportation Department and EPA officials signed final rules raising gas mileage for new cars and trucks. The move aims to spur a generation of fuel sipping hybrids efficient engines and electric cars.
Barbara Reece Cook of Graniteville and Evelyn J Eubanks Herron of Aiken are listed among area deaths affecting local families and communities.
Aiken Public Safety crews removed Department of Transportation signs prohibiting left turns on red after yielding to oncoming traffic in downtown Aiken. Capt. Wendell Hall said the city obtained permission from DOT to remove the signs and crews retrieved them on Thursday morning near the circles.
A rally against health care reform in downtown Aiken last month led to the formation of the group We the People, Aiken. Claude O Donovan will lead twice monthly sessions on the U.S. Constitution at a site to be determined, with meetings set for later planning.
A guidebook by Savannah River Ecology Laboratory scientists Whit Gibbons, Tracey Tuberville, and Kurt Ruhlmann appears in The Last Song starring Miley Cyrus. The film follows Hannah Montana as a Georgia teen in Tybee Island during summer, reconnecting with her father and a local love interest played by Liam Hemsworth.
A 24 year old Graniteville woman Jackie L Cooper died in a two vehicle crash in Bath just after 6 a.m. She failed to yield at Anthony Drive and collided with a westbound Waste Management garbage truck. She was not wearing a seat belt and alcohol is suspected.
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